Throughout the past several years we have been planting olive trees that are between 10 and 40 years old at this site with the ultimate goal of reforesting the area. The idea is that when Yeshua the Messiah returns and He puts His foot on the Mount of Olives, these olive trees will be among the first things that greet Him.
It is humbling and a true honor for us to be able to be a part of such a historic initiative and one that has such great meaning to people of faith.
Of course, it’s not just the people who are working the soil and planting the trees that are a part of this project. There are plenty of opportunities for people all over the world to become a part of this initiative as well.
If you would like to become a part of the King’s Valley Project led by My Olive Tree, you have several options.
- Sponsor a tree. For a one-time sponsorship fee, you can pay for a tree to be planted in the King’s Valley region. Your tree will be rooted, grow and bear fruit for decades to come, leaving a
My Olive Tree, in conjunction with the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, is honored to participate in a project to plant thousands of olive trees in the contentious Silwan Valley (King’s Valley) area of Jerusalem-a project aptly named, “The King’s Valley.”
lasting impact on the area.
- If you are unable to pay for a sponsorship but would still like to contribute, we are happy to accept any donations you are willing to give. Even small donations can help to make a big impact on our work.
- We always appreciate prayers for our work in Israel. It is of great importance to us, and your prayerful support means a lot to our team.
For more information about the King’s Valley project, contact us today at My Olive Tree.
Our Mission
Our mission is to create a partnership between the Evangelical community and the nation of Israel; this partnership will produce employment, income, and revenue for humanitarian aid projects in Israel. We envision the planting of one-million olive trees over the next seven years. This relationship was prophesied in the Bible centuries ago, that the foreigners and strangers (those not of Jewish descent) would help rebuild the walls of Israel and cause the desert to bloom (Isa 35:1). Among other things, this reforestation is an environmental blessing for the entire region. May all who participate in this project be blessed body, soul and spirit; it is time for you to take root in Israel!
View from the Mount of Olives to Walls of the Old City of Jerusalem